NEW MUM: Mila Kunis credits losing baby fat to breastfeeding.

Two months after welcoming her first child into the world, Mila Kunis looks incredible and credits shedding the baby weight so quickly to breastfeeding.

MailOnline reports the actress spoke about the benefits of nursing during her first interview since giving birth to daughter Wyatt on September 30.

She chatted on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson about her pride and joy on Wednesday, telling the host that the tot is ‘two months, nine weeks. She’s not lethargic. She moves!’

While the 31-year-old is currently experiencing the joys of new motherhood, she admits that fiancé Ashton Kutcher will be taking charge when Wyatt becomes a teenager.

When Craig told Mila that girls become difficult to parent when they hit adolescence, she quipped: ‘That’s not my problem. That’s daddy’s problem! My sister-in-law had a little boy two weeks prior to us having our little girl and it is completely different. Everything.’

Mila – who looked stunning in a little black dress with low-cut sides – was also happy to oblige when Craig asked her if she plans on raising her child Scottish, saying, ‘Absolutely!’

But she then admitted that Ashton really is a big fan of a kilt that she bought for him on a visit to the host’s native country.

‘It turned out great, because you know, nothing’s under the kilt,’ she teased. ‘He loves kilts. The day that I landed, when we got back from Scotland, was on St. Patty’s Day. And then we went out to a bar and he wore his kilt and now [he wears it] every St. Patrick’s Day.’

Mila told Craig that his was her ‘favourite show in the world to do’, and also recalled how she used to work with her mother at Rite Aid after days of filming That ‘70s Show.

The Ted star added that she was once forced to take buses to the set after her parents took away her car keys at the age of 16.

Meanwhile, Ashton said recently that the couple have been adjusting to life as parents without the assistance of a nanny.

During an interview on The Talk, he revealed: ‘We decided right away that we didn’t want to have a nanny or a night nurse, and we’re lucky enough that we have jobs where we can stay home and take time off where we need to.’

Source: MailOnline